Don't forget the Family History Research page, in Blog format |
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And NEVER forget the Morris Men of Little Egypt |
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Just across in Essex is Foxearth. |
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This site is a major piece of research which will fascinate villagers, visitors and researchers alike: |
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As an example of an enthusiast's approach to the Internet, this site is most impressive. Simon has put together some excellent work on Suffolk Churches, and there are some great, detailed pictures of St Mary's, Glemsford along with good architectural notes. Well worth the visit. |
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The Whirligig Ceilidh BandProudly recommended for its Glemsford connections. |
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Hundon is a village between Clare and Haverhill.Its web site is well worth a visit, as is the village. |
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Glemsford has not a single antique shop: Long Melford has plenty. |
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The Swan Inn in Long Melford is an excellent example of the traditonal pub. |
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Lavenham is an amazingly attractive, well-preserved and cared for village. |
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There are, of course, plenty of decent pubs around. Stansfield is a pleasant village, and The Compasses is a lovely pub |
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